Discover Montreal's Aliments du Québec au menu restaurants that celebrate local producers with seasonal, terroir-driven dishes across cozy bistros, cafes, and brasseries. These menus spotlight Quebec ingredients, support regional economies, and offer authentic, flavorful meals rooted in local know-how.
LOV restaurants in DIX30, Centropolis and Old Montreal unveil a fall-winter menu by Ian Perreault, adding vegetarian dishes to their vegan staples. Highlights include mozzarella-stuffed arancini, meat-free carbonara, onion soup in red wine broth, and a cheese fondue, plus brunch options. Prices cut 10-20% to ease inflation.
Brasseur de Montréal is a Griffintown microbrewery and pub-style eatery since 2008, offering on-site craft beers and generous, locally sourced dishes in a welcoming, eco-friendly space. Its pet-friendly terrace and frequent events, from happy hour to tastings, plus an on-site shop, make it a top spot for friends, family and beer lovers.
Explore lunch at Restaurant h3 in downtown Montreal, where a rotating two-week menu keeps things fresh, open Monday to Friday, 11:30am to 1:30pm, with a two-course table d'hôte that blends fine dining and a welcoming vibe, featuring wine-paired courses and two desserts that change every two weeks.
Maison de Soma in the Laurentians blends farm-fresh terroir with sustainable dining, offering on-site ingredients, a seasonal tasting menu, and a wood-fired, garden-to-table experience on 600 acres as a Gourmet Tourism Award finalist. Open Wednesday to Sunday, it features compostable packaging and an enhanced outdoor buvette with evolving menus.
Discover Montreal's diverse vegetarian dining, from Vietnamese and Indian to Lebanese and Ethiopian spots, plus Thai, Syrian street fare, zero-waste pubs, and comforting meat-friendly options. A vibrant guide to restaurants offering creative vegetarian menus across the city.
H3 restaurant in downtown Montreal offers a refined, accessible menu centered on the human experience, with local Quebec products, a wine list led by sommelier Hugo Duchesne, lounge tastings, and a wine-paired tasting menu in a chic, art-filled setting above the convention center.
Sawadika Festin Thaïlandais in Montreal offers one of the city's largest all-you-can-eat tasting menus with 60+ dishes, featuring authentic Thai and Szechuan flavors, sauces imported from Asia, and BYO wine, with dine-in or take-out and owner-led service perfect for groups.